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Not a bug, but a question. When installing on a Ubuntu 14.04 /Nginx with php7, I am getting an error when entering a site in the checker:

(1/1) ErrorException
Undefined property: DOMDocument::$documentElement

the error is occuring in vendor/symfony/dom-crawler/Crawler.php', 277

dom-crawler is up to date, symfony/polyfill-mbstring and symfondy/css-selector have been installed. php-xml and libxml2 have also been installed.

Any idea what I could be missing?

This is a fantastic tool!

Some times the new site is just a modern replacement for an old-style site.
In this cases it is useful to check that all old URLs are properly redirected (301) to a new valid location.

Allow to check multiple URLs (by uploading a file, or a <textarea>)

Every Url MUST:

• Return status code 2xx or 3xx
• If returns 301 or 302, then the destination url must be validated too (if the destination domain is equal to the tested one)
• The redirect's destination cannot be same as the source

Extra check:

• Non-existent urls must return status code 404, and possibly don't be blank.
  If a page has less than 60 characters, it can be considered blank.

This is not a bug, but just a simple question. I tried to add this to my homestead yaml file so I could just always access it at kupo.app, but I can't seem to get it to work. Is php artisan serve currently the only way to use the checker?

Is this site using Kupo? It seems like.
https://www.letsvalidate.com

Sorry for what it is surely a silly or noob question but i can't find my way to make php artisan serve listen on wildcard address (0.0.0.0) rather than localhost (127.0.0.1)

Thanks.

Everything seemed to install properly per the instructions but pages load when trying to get the resources.

ErrorException in helpers.php line 571:
The Mix manifest does not exist. (View: resources/views/app.blade.php)

I'm on Ubuntu, with 4.x version of node that's packaged.

Hi there,

is there any chance to use it on nginx?

Thank you

It would be nice to have some sort of 'score' to the results and a total score. For example, passed rule = 10 points, notice 9, warning 7, error 4, critical 0. Then sort the results in order of lowest score (most critical on top) and calculate the total score percentage to give the website a score.

That score could be also used to automate it a bit for an Api, eg call it with a list of rules, use a down to check them periodically, integrate with other services etc.

To follow up #12, as suggested by @barryvdh: Implement rule to validate SSL. It's 2017, so every site should come with a valid SSL certificate. We might as well issue a notice/warning if the cert is expiring in less than 30 days.

This package looks promising, but requires PHP7+. As such, if this rule is implemented, kupo must be bumped up one major version.

Nice tool :)
I was building something similar in house, but didn't get around to building a nice UI around it.

Some suggestions/ideas that I was thinking of:

• Add the PSR-7 Response to the Rule for headers/statuscodes etc.
• Perhaps it could be simplified to return multiple statuses, eg. besides success or fail, it could also be a warning or dynamic. In this case we could dynamically set the message and return that, but feels cumbersome (but no biggy)

Some ideas for checks (besides my PRs)

• Better SEO checks, instead of just yes/no, check the length, keywords etc.
• Pagespeed insights; https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/v2/first-app
• SeoStats has some api implementations also: https://github.com/eyecatchup/SEOstats
• Yoast has some SEO tools, but is client-side (or javascript at least), so not sure how useful that is: https://github.com/Yoast/YoastSEO.js